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Is Ambition The Enemy Of Contentment?

Given by Steve McNeely

There seems to be a need to find a balance between ambition and contentment in life. But the Bible shows it can be done. Paul is a great example of that.

Stay Awake: Don't Buy the Lies

Given by James Ellis

This sermon explores not only the chaotic nature of the world we live in but also the quiet discouragement that gradually creeps in, often in the form of Satan’s lies.

Help Has Been Delivered

Given by Mike Moore

Help Wanted. Help Need. Help Promised. Help Delivered. Through the gift of the Day of Pentecost, Jesus Christ and God the Father delivered the help we so desperately need. We are so thankful to God for His Holy Spirit!

Fundamental Belief: The Church

Given by Randy Salyer

In this Bible study, we look at the foundation of the Church, the word ecclesia, the function of the Church, why we are not a denomination and finally, the glorious future of the Church.

The Post-Resurrection Appearances of Christ

Given by Randy Salyer

After His crucifixion and resurrection on the third day, and leading up to the Feast of Pentecost, Christ appears to His disciples on several occasions. Why? And what can we learn from these appearances?

Honoring Our Mothers: Physical and Spiritual

Given by Gary Black

This sermon shows how learning to honor our physical mothers helps teach us to honor our spiritual mother -- God's Church.

The Fifth Commandment, A Lesson in Family Relationships

Given by Matt Zollner

God, in His infinite wisdom has given us a foundation on which to build our lives - His Commandments. The Commandments are the primary rules of conduct that define our relationship with God and our fellowman. The first four commandments focus on our relationship with God. The fifth focuses on our relationship within our families. This sermon reviews those relationships.

Compassion

Given by Phil Garland

Throughout the Bible, God the Father and Jesus Christ demonstrate their love for us through compassion. They set the example for us, and we must extend compassion to others.

Passover Lessons From Corinth

Given by Ralph Levy

Immoral, prosperous and decadent, Corinth was not an easy place to be a Christian. Its decadence rubbed off on the members of the Church. But they changed, and they kept God’s Passover. The instructions to Corinth have much to tell us as we approach the Passover.